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SOLVED Re: Register ActiveX in Hybrid / 64 bit Hi Friedrich, Yes, that kinda makes sense - obvious when you think about it - sorry for wasting your time Thanks for the quick response - its much appreciated. Regrds, Andy
SOLVED Re: Register ActiveX in Hybrid / 64 bit
Re: Register ActiveX in Hybrid / 64 bit Andy, I assume your application and ActiveX is NOT native 64-bit. If you set your installer to Hybrid (32/64-bit) then it is running in 64-bit mode on 64-bit Windows operating systems (to allow 32-bit and 64-bit versions of the application to install on 32-bit and 64-bit Windows from the same setup.exe). Because your ActiveX is NOT 64-bit, the 64-bit installer can't register it. In other words, if your application is 32-bit then only use the 32-bit installer. Does this help? Friedrich
Re: Register ActiveX in Hybrid / 64 bit
Register ActiveX in Hybrid / 64 bit Hi All, Sorry if this has been asked before.... I've just changed our install scripts from Windows 32 Bit to Hybrid 32 / 64 Bit. Now, when the final install exe is run on a Windows Vista 32 Bit PC all is fine and an ActiveX control that is part of the install is correctly registered within windows. If I run the same install exe on a Windows 7 64 Bit PC, the ActiveX control isn't registered. I tried changing the install script to generate a 64 Bit install exe but this still didn't work. The installer was being run as Administrator duing the tests. I know its probably me who'd missed out one of the settings but which one? Thanks in advance, Regards, Andy
Register ActiveX in Hybrid / 64 bit
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